It’s still there for them to use if they want.
Already? No, not yet.
But it’s really nice to see the recent spikes in usage. Some people are exchanging high values in other currencies for XMR. The wonderful thing is that all users of the Monero network are treated equally.
Yes, I missed the point.
I could send them some monero but they don’t seem to accept cryptocurrencies
😬 Credit Card and Paypal but no Monero @peertubecreator@lemmy.ml @peertubecreator@geekdom.social
At this moment, the transaction pool is back to normal.
Blocks and transactions run as normal.
Transaction pool https://xmrchain.net/
If you use a remote node then make sure that it is reliable. If in doubt, use the one from hashvault pool for example.
Enter the recommended block list if you are running a node.
TL;DR
Send your Monero from RetoSwap to another wallet from where you use it. Do not use it within RetoSwap for payments. Is that what it boils down to? Then I would like to remind you that in practice it makes sense to use two wallets. One for receiving and one for sending. The one for sending will be replenished by the one for receiving. https://monero.town/post/5701064
Of course you are always welcome to talk about XMR Monero. There are some Bitcoin copies but the one that has the term ‘cash’ in its name, BCH, is of course particularly interested in Monero, the real digital cash since 2014.
But all the good features of the real Monero cash are at best imitated by the Bitcoin copies, but not even close to being equaled. A good example of Monero’s superior technology is the dynamic block size, whose function has already successfully proven its resistance and mass suitability in reality.
You can easily exchange BCH for XMR Monero.
X @zachxbt zachxbt/status/1916756932763046273
Nine hours ago a suspicious transfer was made from a potential victim for 3520 BTC ($330.7M)
Theft address
bc1qcrypchnrdx87jnal5e5m849fw460t4gk7vz55g
Shortly after the funds began to be laundered via 6+ instant exchanges and was swapped for XMR causing the XMR price to spike 50%
Be careful when recommending third-party websites!
You don’t know what happens to the metadata.
Newcomers in particular may not know how to successfully protect themselves when they visit such websites.
Established large providers such as Cake, Edge or Kraken can be recommended without a link.
External sources are always vulnerable.